Korozo Group names Adam Barnett as new CEO, emphasizing innovation and sustainability. Serving 75 countries, Korozo leads in flexible packaging and film products.
Korozo Group, a leader in the flexible packaging and film industry, has announced the appointment of Adam Barnett as the new Group CEO. Adam, who previously served as President of the Food Packaging Division of Klöckner Pentaplast, takes over from Filip Lens, who successfully led the Group for the past four years. Adam Barnett's appointment marks a significant step for Korozo Group as they navigate a rapidly evolving market landscape.
Adam Barnett, based in the UK, began his illustrious career in the furniture industry before joining LINPAC Group in 1998. Over his 19-year tenure at LINPAC, he advanced from Key Account Manager to Managing Director of Northern Europe. Following LINPAC's acquisition by kp in 2017, Adam continued to rise, eventually becoming President of the Specialities Division and later the Food Packaging Division. His extensive experience in managing international private equity businesses across the rigid and flexible packaging sectors positions him well to lead Korozo Group into a new era of innovation and sustainability.
Adam expressed his enthusiasm about his new role, stating, "I'm delighted to join Korozo at a pivotal time in the packaging industry. With the drive for innovation and sustainability, alongside increasing legislation and changing market dynamics, packaging businesses must adapt and compete effectively. I look forward to working with the team to propel our business forward, enhancing our international reputation and strengthening customer relationships."
Korozo Group, recognized for its robust network of production, sales, and distribution facilities across Europe, serves over 75 countries worldwide. The company is committed to driving innovation, sustainability, and service excellence, establishing itself as a prominent European brand in the global market.
About Korozo Group
Founded in 1973 and celebrating 50 years of success in 2023, Korozo Group has grown to become a major player in the global packaging industry. The company exports flexible packaging and film products to approximately 75 countries worldwide, demonstrating its expansive reach and influence. Korozo's nine state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities are strategically located in the UK, Germany, and France, emphasizing the company's commitment to maintaining a strong presence in Europe.
With one of the largest manufacturing capacities in the Middle East and Europe, Korozo produces over 137,000 tons annually. The company generates a turnover of 307 million euros and employs around 2,200 staff across its regional offices. In 2017, Korozo strengthened its financial and strategic position through a shareholding agreement with Actera, further cementing its path towards ambitious domestic and international growth.
Korozo's dedication to innovation has been consistently recognized with numerous awards and accreditations. Notably, the company received the prestigious Worldstar Global Packaging Awards in 2022 for its Spouted Pouch – Household and KORORCY Recyclable Flat Bottom Coffee Pouch – Beverages.
In line with its commitment to sustainability, Korozo actively works to minimize its environmental impact. The company focuses on the efficient use of natural resources, waste reduction, and strict adherence to environmental laws and regulations. Korozo promotes recycling and reuse initiatives, reflecting its dedication to supporting a sustainable future.
Under Adam Barnett's leadership, Korozo Group is poised to continue its legacy of excellence and innovation. His vision aligns perfectly with Korozo's mission to lead the way in sustainable packaging solutions, ensuring the company remains at the forefront of the industry.
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